Eureka

Located at 660 Mathew Street in Eureka, Nevada, the Eureka School District serves as a fully operational, traditional public school system grounded in a remote rural community setting. Overseeing three active campus facilities, the district offers a comprehensive academic continuum spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, as well as specialized ungraded educational programming to support varied learning pathways. Embedded within the broader Elko region, this non-charter district functions as an essential educational hub for local families seeking continuous, community-centered schooling. Community members, researchers, and prospective families can readily connect with the administration online at www.eureka.k12.nv.us or by phone at (775) 237-5373.

The district maintains a close-knit learning environment for a student body of 310 learners, consisting of 157 female and 153 male students. The demographic composition includes 229 White students, 60 Hispanic students, 9 multiracial students, 7 American Indian students, 3 Black students, and 2 Asian students. A defining feature of the district is its exceptional staffing ratio, providing a highly supportive instructional environment with 140 total full-time equivalent staff members. This includes 56 full-time dedicated teachers—yielding an impressive student-to-teacher ratio of approximately 5.5 to 1—complemented by 7 instructional aides and 77 administrative and support staff professionals who ensure tailored academic focus and robust operational infrastructure across all grade levels.